![]() Hight, T, unpublished retrospective data: Compared to population data (ref 3), Dr. ![]() Trajectories of risk after hospitalization for heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, or pneumonia Retrospective cohort study. Mortality in STEMI patients without standard modifiable risk factors: a sex-disaggregated analysis of SWEDEHEART registry data. Virani, et al, Heart disease and stroke statistics- 2020 update: a report from the American Heart Association. Sex differences in cardiac risk factors, perceived risk, and health care provider discussion of risk and risk modification among young patients with acute myocardial infarction: the VIRGO study. Acute coronary syndrome: what do patients know? Arch Intern Med. This ultrasound below was done 6 weeks after the STEMI and before starting our program:ĭracup K, et al. Cardiologists didn’t know what else could be done. Then he had the “big one,” the most severe heart attack of all, a STEMI (ST elevation MI). Having had 3 heart attacks and 6 stents in 5 years, this patient was on statins, blood pressure meds and blood thinners. We help people reverse their artery disease every day. It is true that you cannot reverse artery disease until you identify and treat every factor that caused it. ![]() Some doctors tell their patients “You can’t reverse artery disease.” Until you know the answer to the question “What caused my heart attack?” you can never answer the next question “What to do about it?” OUR PROCESS WORKS: We believe a thorough process of testing should begin immediately after the heart attack. You’ll never know what caused your heart attack until you’ve tested for all modify-able risk factors and you’ve identified every single one causing the inflammation in your arteries.
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